Is dual engineering MS-MBA worth it?

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Start date Feb 6, 2007
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The discussion centers on the value of pursuing an MBA compared to a Master's in Science (MS) for career advancement and salary potential. Participants emphasize that an MBA can lead to higher salaries and more leadership opportunities, particularly for those with an engineering background. The combination of an engineering degree and an MBA is highlighted as a pathway to significant financial success in the industry. The conversation suggests that career aspirations play a crucial role in determining whether an MBA is a worthwhile investment.

Feb 6, 2007

ballistikk

I'm leaning more and more towards this option, but I'm wondering if it'll ultimately be worth it. In your experience, will the MBA ultimately lead to a higher salary and/or more leadership than a MS alone?

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Feb 7, 2007

ballistikk

Anyone...?

Feb 7, 2007

AndreJ

Well, what do you plan to do for a career? What are your aspirations?

Feb 7, 2007

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Engieering degree + MBA = Lots of $$$$ in industry

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